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🔒 Securing Django Applications with Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) 🚀 Access control is crucial for web applications to restrict sensitive data and actions based on user roles. Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) ensures that users only have the permissions they need. Here’s how to implement it in Django: 1. Django’s Built-in Permissions Use Django’s auth framework to manage user groups and permissions for model and view access control. 2. Custom Decorators for View Restrictions Enforce role-based access with @permission_required and @user_passes_test decorators. 3. Middleware for Access Control Implement custom middleware to dynamically restrict pages and features based on user roles. 4. Fine-Grained API Permissions Use Django Rest Framework (DRF) permissions like IsAdminUser and IsAuthenticated to control API access. 5. Auditing & Logging Track permission violations and role changes using Django’s logging framework for better security and compliance. 💡 RBAC enhances security by ensuring users have the right permissions—nothing more, nothing less. How are you managing access control in your Django applications? Let’s discuss in the comments! #Django #RBAC #WebSecurity #AccessControl #WebDevelopment #NovialTechnologies

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